
11-22-2008, 10:04 AM
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iPhoneaholic
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Join Date: Jun 2007
Device + Firmware: 8gig 3G iPhone DOWNGRADED to 3.0.1 & Jailbroken
Operating System: XPproSP3, OS X, Windows 7 Ultimate
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you know after a time of playing with computer you get to the point of asking yourself "why update"?
I'm happy the way it works, what's the point?
"Oh Security issues", and "these great NEW features", and "We removed some things..."
Not saying that they removed anything, but sometime features that we know and love are no longer there.
Kinda like certain XP features that were great that didn't exist in the first incarnation of Vista.
The boy at the ATT store made this big deal about updating. Like it was some glorious function that was absolutely integral to selling me this phone.
"You have automatic updates!". Well that's just ducky, i've been using cell phones since 1997 that have been running on the most basic of technology without updating ever...
(unless you count my Moto where technically I suppose you could count that as a custom update.)
The point is, is that updating anything has become nothing more then a sales technique making the consumer think that you are getting something for nothing.
The benevolent Apple is updating you for FREE! And looky here: A NEW feature!
Honestly I've turned off all of my updates for just about everything, and can't see myself going to all the trouble to backup all my apps, backup all my settings, reflashing everything, restoring, yadda yadda yadda, just so I can have the luxury of "Street Views".
@aonavy:
who knows but the wonderous Dev Team! Err on the side of caution. Let the experts figure it out first before you do ANYTHING!
Don't update, and just wait.
If what they say about the baseband is true, then what might be the case is that in case you do upgrade, and jailbreaking 2.2 proves to be more of a task, you might not be able to downgrade back anytime soon or at all.
So just wait.
OR don't upgrade at all until 2.3! That's probably what I will do. Make it worth my while.
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